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Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-05
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 The case of John Kennedy ys. W. HorreIl has bcsn recently disposed of by Judge Porter who rendered iaag. ment on demurrer ia favor of Hoirell.
 This case was of some interest te stockmen as it involved tho right Of one cattleman to drive bis stock upon the range pf another without the lat ter's conseut Mr. Horrell, in June last, drove 6 band of cattle upon the range of Mir. Kennedy against his wishes, and he brought suit 10 obtain an injunction to restrain Horrch from placing upon the range claimed by Kennedy any greater number of cat tie, passing his suit on tue ground that, although he did not own the land, (the title being in the Goyernment,) still, that he had claimed a certain area of the same for number of years as a cattle range, and that the grass and water supply thereon was only safti. cient for his own purposes, and If Mr. Horrellwas permitted to drive cattle upon the range 1t would be detrimen- tai to his interests
 The Court at the hearing said ihat the suit oopNl not be maintained as the Government owned the land, and that Kennedy was himselfa a trespasser and that Horrell had as much right as Kennedy to go upon the land with bis herds.
 The last Legislature attempted to equitablY adjust matters by declaring that wheneyer any person turns cattle loose upon atty range already occupied by another, Such person shall furnish water on the surface, free and un- fenced, in addition to that already there, sufficient for such additional cattle Whey ought to have gone a step farther and added grass with their water supply, But we doubt l now, under this recentruliug of Judge Porter, thus section can have any force, as his decision holds that all have the right 10 go upon the pubhc domarn and take and enjoy the possession thei eof and no one can complain un- less be has a better title than that oi a mere claim to cattle range.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-05

The Announcement that the Supreme Court of the United States has refused to interfere in the decree of tue IlIi. nois tribunal condemniug to death thti seven Chicago auarchists, will meet with lhc bearty approval of all law-abiding citizens The execution ofthesa instSgators oi rebellion Will have q wholesome effsct iu checking she spread of socialism ana anarchisa. which is lsyeninR ths laboring class iu the Eastern State
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-05


 Fresh groceries constantly arriving at Van Wagensn's
 Great reduction in cash prices at E. r. KellneF < Co,
 If you want good suit of clothes custon made, leave your order with (. s. Van Wagenen.
 Just received by Alex. Graydon, s caf load of Cumberland coal.
 wines and Liaaare,
 White Rye Whiskey Bourbon Whis- key, Gin, pipifax Bitters, Port wine, Sherry wine, Angellea wine, Cham. pange cider, etc. etc., at C. s, Van Wagenens
 FoR SALE a fine ranch. Range for l 1000 head of stock Gaod feed and abundant water supply. Inquire at the BKtT office
 New groceries just reoelyed at c. s Van Wagenen's.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-05

The eonsummate bravery of Barney
 Riggs in saving the life of supt. Thos. Gates, during the prison emeute, at the imminent peril of bis own, is re- osiying well msrited praise from the press of the Territory. The sentiment prevails very generally that Riggs is deserving of pardon or at least init igatiou of the life sentence which he is now serving in the Territorial pris- on. Riggs vas convicted and sen tenced for the murder of fellow be- ing, a crime for which there is, in our opinion, no repsration, and therefore we believe that executive clemeney should extend no furtaer than "a reasonable abatement of ;ais seateR&e,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-05

The Albuquerque press correspon- dent of the 5, F. Chronicle is TO- snaneer of as fertile an imagination as "the Benson liar" The killing of Bonner furnishes him an oportuuity to advance an entirely new theory of the origlu of the Pleasant Valley feud, which has been the cause of go many men, with more sand than discretion, biting the dust. Thismodern Muncheu- sen lugs in the inevitable love affair, without which no tragedy is complete. Miss Salhe Bleyens is the beauteous maiden, and B1l Graham the young Lochinyar who would have the girl in spite of the old man, "her sisters and her cousins and her aunts."
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-05
PREFERRED LOCALS.

~ E Taylor has juat received q large invoice q scboo! books, al tue test books usea in our public school
 Horses boarded for 50 cents per day at Faseoe 5 corral fhe best alfalfa hay fea
 Two elegantly furnished rooms for by Mrs. Ramsdsll
 l'gesh bread rolls eaRe, piess &c., at Ramsdslls Bakery
 Cigars ~ Van Wagcpsp
 lf you want a gooa par of boots cr shoa ssi NJ x Sehulzes Prices fe- tluced
 New lctIiing salnplss ust srrlYea M an gsnea
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-05
IN INTERPRETING pEaEaermRST
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 There have been a number of intl. m,Eiens that the executive Of Arizona haa made himselg solid with tho Nor.
 moa church Of Arizona, and more than once our chagf executive has ex. pressed tho opinion that tbe Mormons held the balanoa of po@er5n Arizona. It is also q well known fact that inc Phunix Gazette is owned and con troAed by five of Governor zalickls Territorial Appo,atees, and during the months Of April, May and June the Governors ax-private Secretary was the editor of that Journal. In tho light of those facts ehe following let.
 ter written " ne leading Bishop Of the Mormon church to one of hls elders in Apache county, Arizona, will no doubt, be of great interest to the readers of the staF
 isaLF LAKE Glry, June 2l, 1887 !. ". NELSON, Dear Brother: You
 will receive regularly, for one year, q free copy cf the phnnix Gazette. That ljonrnal is well disposed to our people land we have every reason t0 believe if 1 WHa USE AN lEFIuESoe IN FAVOR oF
 THEIR BEING PROTECTED IN TRE EGsoY-
 MINT or klgEIR RIGHTS This being the
 case, besiGes it's being ably conducted,
 we deem N worthy the support of Hue I people through the section whore you arc located Ifyou will kindly use an influence itl extending sbe subscrip. ton list # the Gazette it will he al9- 1 preciated aud probably ooEnucgTo rHr 1 GENERAL GCoD.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-05

We aekufwledge with thanks the reeespt of ar invitation to ihe Miles sword preseataton, io occur at Tue. son on the sth inst The preparations going forward indicate that it VIII bs \ memorable oecasion, md we sincere. " regret our inability 70 bs present,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-05

E.s l8iehnn's G0laen BaIsana so. \ CfFds EhanefGs, Agxt and ssoojsa gtagoa. N1fes on the Legs knd Body; Sore Esrs, Eges, Nose, etc, gepper-calcfed Bicsches, sgehi Itt.o tatasrh, tispased Scalp, aad aji pgisnRfy togms 9t she disease kMosn As byphglis Rries. sk % per Mutsla. kse Hachnmfs ts sfzom HssIaaraA No. . Sipssz Teftlsry Mercugint Syphf ilis Rhau. niafasn Paint in kho Donez Ea5es tn thu Head, back ot slle Meek. UlcaihtaA Sore Throat, 6yphiiitis Rash, I.nfare ans s9n. sfagted Cords, etldnasa Of tis Limbs, and emdicatts all disease frusn she sgstem, Mhetheg caused by inalgcFsilcn ak Ahups ot Mercury, leaving tho nissd pure NnA neslthy Rriss N5 90 pst gsAttles gsc RSehaasS Gialsien ss ssiAa irish Anft@ Irritation Gravel and sf Uflnery or Gsni. gs0atfe.
 J.s Michazfsa Gsxdsm MpMmizss IaR@ 5sGft0n, for severe casas cf Gep8grhma, k1AaMfaatory Gieat StsistuFeB,as, pfsee @I 70 pcr 3dtkfe.
 Esa N&3GhMstsa fSoakNm Uln4naame for sba CT ak ye 3ieAiiagcg Syphiiite sorca, and arlptions, Esrire 89 60 per MSx xsa Hscalamsa Ceidega pzl sNefys aud BfaiH tfeatment; l0es of physge3l I3oFy. ar, ascesF or 0yerswprk. prgaksstscns gte. Rriee @ % per a3nxa
 Tonte aasd Nerwiste.
 Sent everywhere, C. 0, D., sssaacly packed peg sApEaas
 c. R tRaCB ABus & co, Agents. s15 d25 Sansotae street Corner Glsy,
 nan Efanetsro ElME
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-05
BY anthnritY.
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"A. b. LILA SUN, f3lsh0p.
 F. s. Please mail to the "Afi1ona Gazette tabular statements as far as possible, Of the industrial progress made in yoar section to show Inc good example set in retaining land and buildiug up the industrial resources of tue Territory. H. B. C
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-05
IIi9si puilIFatsel Vtl90er 3 isal
 NO. a9S. Application fer 8 Patent.
!. E LANll HIM. nm. AlIl8na.

us. LAND ClYYgpK, Tucson, Aiizona.
 Blstabef 4 1887.
 Notice is hrfeog gigeA that Susan l. Mills wiUse pess oiigt adaftes ;s in eRte eE T I Stiles, Tucson, Pima County, Arizona, has ihis day Sled his applisssi0n iof patent ter i493 iineaf feet ui tlie Aztec " inc or yain bearing gold and silger, with suffaee ground n9t fset il ~iIsh, sitallted ia aipbe Miujng Dtstict County q Lila. and Territory af Arizons, aud desghatsd liv ihs iield notes ara oEiieial plat an Ale isi tlais office ss Lot Nnm- Der ~, n said District said Lot NJ. 76, being as fBllews to-wit;
 iIvgmnipg at the initial mpRnmsnt q the elsia, at z post A feet hlsh, aud marked .i NJ Aztec M c. No. IT. whence Aztec Butte beara N, " dess z min. Ks Thence $, 6G degs n mn. E 29l feet, to a ! Poss feet Ions and marked "A. Nj. c. Thence $. 4i iegs. 22 hin. w. la9s feet, to a post s5 feet bong aud marked "A M. O. MO. 8 whence Unised Statts Mineral Monument No. 2 10 said Glishe District bears X, so degs. a min. Y, B3SS fess distans Ihence N, 6b degs pin ". 800 fesh e ali nld fnoplnleist at the S ". center cf the claim, and s7s.5 feat to pest. 45 feet long and marked "A. M, O No. ~ Thence ~ 70 degs. 4i min E. l95s feeb to the intersection Wsth tnr s, h. side line of tie fels Cloud Mine. at a point 250 feet x 20 degs 4i min. w from )oat "A feet hong. and maflsed 4. M. c. No 5 Iieing at tic place of the original N " corner location nionu- nent pf this claim;
 Thence N bi degs. E to . point s. tSdegs. 1 1s min. le. 4S feet sraga the said ngnplaan. mayked @A. M c. N0. 5 and thence <. b8 dsgs la min. E 25g feet to the place of be- ginning.
 The psiginal location of this eiaias igcluded hepestiDn Dt the Red Elesd Miising ClAin. shown by dotted lines tlR the official plat, but tiie same is excluded llad nui claimed in fhe applleatipn fog I patent for tho Aztec
 alagnesie variation ia degs 20mfn E con. tainirg ls.99 arrs
 The location V thisinine is recorded in Che Reo9rdef office Vi tsiil County, in Rock c, ef Mining Records, Page lA The adjoinioQ elaim4u;s are on the northwest the owners W the Red Cloud Mining Claim; aud Oh thc northeast, tke nwsets 2f the Biz fndiar Ru1i Neneziela Mining Claims
 Any aad ali petsgils elaiaiing adversely any 1 portion ci ssid 4 2tsc Mine ar surface grosnd are required 10 fle shssr adverse claims with fhe Rogister of ths Enited States Land Offise At Tucson, ii8 tfe Territory ef Arizona, during the stx sy ,iags persod ~ publication heref, oT thsy viii Do barred " virus of Che provisions of bhe Ssetates A. Ds Dl5FF.
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-05

A special telegram to the Bnr da- ted Washington, Nov, 2, says: The Supreme Court denies the writ of er- Tor in the case of the Chicago auar- ehIsis. The decision was announced
 5y Chief Justice Waite in 2 long and carefully prepared opinion which oc. ebpied thirty five ainutes la reaaing.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-05

The Southern Pacific Company has a corps of surveyors cut rnnaing new liue bstweaH pagago and parta
 nc, onthe high mesa, avoiding ihe treacherous cienega, where expensive washouts have s0 frequanly occurred
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-05
MONEY

EFll \ g.as cl,s N, " ana 1stgs1 z va v ~ @- es sreht Yauc snd lHef;aHce % tnat thst VII start yNu ts puairts wilqE VIII hsing sgn n moro nlorey Hshf 2Nay 4hGn agytif0g csS in ttds wsa3a Apy qHr can ~ tie woxk t&Ni I've At hone IilteE scxi nl asee spuestne per tnat sss % t
 tsQiHs ts el Noskffs Ne Fifi start gcz calit2 net Etqed Jais iANa f tl4 iengiNr, Nnpertaet chanctN ff 3ftBlap Th9gs whc ait 6siti9us anA auteriass9 kS r'lil r5a seAy GgsAd tttas f3pu AdNrets Ett'N Aax MaAsH sriefy
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-05

1t K hereby ordered that the foregoing No tice of Application fos Patent De published for tse pertpd ot ten consecutive weeks, in the Bioba SILVER BELT \ weekly newspaper pub lished at Glote, iila County, AFiz0na.
 A. D. DUFF, Register
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-05
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Tie Gan Francisco Weekly Alta will ba sent tc any a 1irass Ehirteen weeks 0r trial gas gB esnfs. Eplsndia premi. uns ars ossarad to yearly aubseribers.
 TIE wEzIsx ALTA,
 San rancisco, Cal.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-05
tElns pHblicatloF October g lss7l
 No. a92. Application for a Patent.

L. $. HAND 0EglcE. Tucson, Arizona,
 October 4 1887.
 NaEice is hsseby Rivsh that Sasan L. Mills whnas poet office Adlrtss a in caFe ef T. L stiies ruescH, Pima Caunty. Arizona, has this Aay hlsd his application iar ' patent fpr HAT linear feet Of tas Final Mime 0r gein beafieg gfld and silver with surface ground 59S feet inwidth, situatsi iA &ipbe Mining Distriat, tlaapty pf iiilAt and Territory ai Arizona, and aesiguAS,sl " the Eeid uptes aIid official Islat st ile ii this aiiica as Lot Nplas Der 7o, ia sais BistFieti sAid Lat No. 70, being as follows, tl.Wis
 Beginpipg as the Initial monument af the claim, at . I.ast q fest ltaig anu marked q. M Final M ts N0.ls
 Iienae s degs lT niiu, < 2il9 feet @ ! poet ss feet laEg, aud natked 'P N. c. Thence s, is iess gi min " i4ai feet, to ! Ia,st ~ lset long, anti marked ''l' M c. No. 5 whence lBitel States Mineral Monument No, 2 in Globe Miains Dlsttiot, beaSs s. 70 degs lb min. q 5Dst45 feet distant
 9heaet N 5S degs 'f min. w go feet O the \ W.paner q Gle Nehzueia and the \ B cprnss at the kig Indian ciaims, 2sls feet q pgat feet lofg, inehes s4osFe isfa aarsfd Thence \ dS dsgs 70 nin z. fasloG feet to Fasst ~ iegs lung, asst marked z. VI f'. NJ. Z, and
 lhence s ss 1ees S7 min. E. 2sB feet Go the pIAce 0f beginning
 Magnesic yariat3cn lS acgs. 20 min. E. con taini0g 20 % acias
 Tla location ff llis mine is reoaEtlad i'd the K Beeagieg office nf tSls County, Arizona, 10 I3oos as Mining RseoEds, Page l2S The ao5signg claimants etn, af the sontheasiarly ord fly M atgs af the Fsnzneia and LIZ l1s dian AirtSst tlains
 Aag ti.a All persons eiaiiaiag adsersely any EssftsAs si ssi,i Final siine pr snrfAee gs1naa aru rgeligFti ts als thei alyerss gsanns sim at TIesn, in Che IeIglt3fyaf Arissna, darim, the al1tg dass period sf publication heresf, af they viii be harrea bg virtue oi tna gas,yisiaus of tbe 9tafate A. D. DUFF,
 Register
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-05
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FoR sALE,

AT A BAHG AIN. Al GOOD RANGE E; fnf fsar or i've hundred head af stock, eith plenty of water deysloped, X good h0asd etc Located four and 0ne-Aaif miles nofth from Gioae For further Ibio1n@tion apply Nt tho BKIa 0FRIcR. dec Il If
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-05

H6xMkG MT aSssa A fss ID SsEa Y strr as < l. &e#a EiyE fetisss Missb t8 DN. dl- fttss 0psRs Sect a. sl sielssi isnef iih ls as
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-05

It is hereby ordered thAt ths foreaoirg Nos tiee nf Adjudication foi aseht le pahlishei fgg tlse peiSqd M ten r1nse tive weeks in the tslnhs SilvKB 39AI, 'eeef V nov supper pub lsshed at lsbe, iia euils AgizoIia
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-05

T. hrreng ordered thas Che foregoing No tics Application log Patent he l.uIsiishsd ior the Prli,d v tea cnsecnsite Reelss n tue Globe SIiY9B hRIg a weekly newspaper pub Hshssl ag 9i5bc, C ila lf,uuty Ari1n,a
 \. D. DUFF, Register oef B l9w
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-05
NoTles.

The duplicate assssgaieut roil pt Gi,a caBu- v, fr tee yssr les7, < n9w ia uiy sasse1siin for c1lsratign sf taxss leRial thssein Yhat taSes llhe 5gliagsgnt m tie tiiina ai sesy 0f Bseeniet psst, Asa thsst gfiless pai m that Gay ~ priat thsrate, 6ye per gent. Nii be a,idel ~ the aiBannt th4scaf as Fe1ialty. Tue taxes are payable Rt my office in Glahe between the hours nf 2 a ia nga D. rn., oR earh day essegs hoSidags
 T. A. L0NERG AN,
 Ta2 Collector tStihe, X T,, Sept l75 1Sf ssl5f-sd
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-05
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-15
Bishop Foss on Prohibition.

Saratoga Let ter In New York Tribune.
Bishop Foss, of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, who before his elevation to the episco-
macy president of Wesleyan University at
Middletnwn, Conn.,. is stopping here for few
days. He has recently returned from Europe,
where he has been holding conferences in Italy,
Norway, Sweden. Denmark Germany, Switzer-
land and Belgium. The Bishop is q strong
prohibitionst and also strong in opposing the
third party. "Our church." he said, lis
universally for constitutional prohibition.
II is specifically committed to that cause
But il IS not committed to the third
party in any way, and representations that
it is all wrong. Some of our ministers do
indeed favor that organization, and as our
church does not attempt to influence any ones
political alliances they have perfect right TO DO
as they think best. But am sure that the pre-
vailing sentiment of the church body is de-
cidedsy against any Endorsement of the third
party. For myself, / do not regard it q de-
sirable way OF accomplishing the reform. /
have been preaching prohibition since was IF
teen years old, Ihave lived to the tide of pub
lie sentiment, urged On by moral Influences by
Christian preaching, by argument and by rea-
son. become . great river. That is the course
which will finally win. 1t is a moral question.
not of political economy, and appeals to
all mems conscences and sober Judgment. and
l don't want it to become a party question
The cause will be hurt by political strife and
passion" The Bishop is member of COM
mittee which is to choose president for
Wesleyan. but he says is has done nothing yet.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-15
HATS FOR THE INDIANS.
JOY Among the Children at Distribution In
Dakota.

JOY Among the Children at Distribution In
Dakota.
Letter from Miss TiIeston to the Hampton (va }
But haven't told you the best yet You re-
member all that has been said about day
schools; children would not come, clothes
given would be sold. and all such things. WE'LL
my dears, just skip back week and imagine
Miss Goodale, John Archambeau Hampton
boy1 and me in big wagon toiling mp our kills
Miss Goodale John and /. one seat, as the
back of the wagon was filled, FIRST. by box of
provisions, then ice covered with straw, big
bundle of tins for the cooking class. the paper
bursting with the enthusiasm of tins over their
new object in life no doubt, two brooms stand
ing up high in derision of conventionalities and
last, but not least a barrel
Miss Goodale had farmers hat, with no
trimming. just purchased, but donned to keep
off the blazing which we faced. Can you
see us! Well, then, get home with US as fast as
you cam and open that barrel and find fifty
hats sent by dear little Miss Scudder in answer
to a letter she wrote me some time ago to know
of somsthine else to do after sending about 100
ribbons. SO pairs of stockings besides ruff1ing
and neckties, and l said hats. old shade hats and
hats for boys; and, sure enough, here they are.
We laughed well over them. and the pretty lit
tie toys stuck here and there in stockings, socks,
etc.
But Sunday. yes, Sunday after church. told
the children l wanted to see them. and when
they came said: ''Now. all who want to throw
away shawls and wear hats go into the house"
Down went the shawls and in they flocked like
SO many chickens. and on went hats right and
right chicks, until it seemed that some one must
have seen them all and fitted each And while
we bobbed in and out the old people stood about
the door laughing and commenting with happy
faces and voices. Then out marched our pro-
cession, each with shawls neatly folded over
their arms and their pretty hats
shading their eyes. I do not think I
was ever happier, unless it was at
Sunday school in the afternoon. when
every one came back and sat looking brightly
up at me: eighteen girls in hats out of this wild
camp! do not believe there is another congre-
CATION in Dakota like that Miss Goodale said
she never saw one, and must add, though it be
to their shame that the Hampton girls lat Lower
Brule) do not do as much as face these people in
hats when they come, neither do they wear their
hats at the agency church, excepting Susie De
Shenquette. Every day through the week the
little hat room has looked like that of any school
in q white community, with its line of hats and
shawls hung around and to-day of the
older women had a new hat on, while two more
asked if had any left. Out OF sixteen women
and girls at church eleven had on white womeu's
dress. Aren't We glade Well. think We are very